Jonathan Shapiro

Richard White has a vision to change the way logistics companies pay for software. Is it an act of genius to future-proof his business or an act of desperation?

He beat the hedge funds and survived the pandemic. But a $162 million accounting scandal might be the one thing Jamie Pherous can’t talk his way out of.

The world’s most popular cryptocurrency is now worth one-third less than at its record this year. A fire sale by this little-known holder could make it worse.

Non-bank lending spent the year in the headlines, bringing an end to its so-called golden age. In 2026, the sector faces many challenges.

To finance the AI gold rush, the most profitable companies in history are assessing the nation’s pool of fixed income capital.

While the businessman has been circumspect about the reasons for offloading his entire stake, privately he has given an explanation to some investors.

A $70 million share sale by the chief executive, chairman and a third director has opened up a Pandora’s box of questions about its products, and accounts.

The investment giant has outlined its plan to deal with a rise in social and geopolitical tensions that could make it difficult to match its long-term returns.

Wall Street’s hedge funds and private asset shops are determined to replicate Warren Buffett by sourcing cheap capital to fund their private credit bets.

Defying markets gloom, top investment chiefs pitched their best global ideas, from an “OG in AI” to a retirement giant.